Little Libraries, Big Heroes is a true story about a man with an idea. He created Little Free Libraries, handmade repositories for books. They can be found around the world!
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Category: Biography & Autobiography-Social Activists, Books & Libraries, CollaborateTags: big ideas, books, books and libraries, Clarion Books, community, difference makers, giving back, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, John Parra, Junior Library Guild, Little Free Libraries, Miranda Paul, reading
Posted on May 24, 2018
by Maureen Schlosser
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Summary It’s eerie to think that Let the Children March by Monica Clark-Robinson and Frank Morrison was published two months before the March For Our Lives rally in Washington, D.C. The stories are the same; courageous children taking monumental risks to draw attention to atrocities.… Continue Reading “Let the Children March Lesson Activity”
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Category: Collaborate, Historical-United States-20th Century, People & Places-United States-African American, Social Themes-Prejudice & RacismTags: activism, civil rights, collaborate, difference makers, prejudice, racism, service, social themes
Shaking Things Up Summary From the author of the incredible book Ada’s Violin, Susan Hood invites us into the world of female innovators and activists. This book highlights, in poetic verse, the stories of fourteen young women that made a huge difference in the… Continue Reading “Shaking Things Up: 14 Young Women Who Changed the World Lesson Activity”
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The Bee Book Summary If you want to grab the attention of a child, mention a Harry Potter reference and watch their eyes light up. That’s what author Charlotte Milner does in The Bee Book when she states that a “dumbledore” is a bumblebee. This fun fact… Continue Reading “The Bee Book Lesson Activity”
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